Sister Nivedita: A beacon of education and empowerment
Margaret Elizabeth Noble, popularly known as Sister Nivedita, was a noted disciple of Swami Vivekananda. Born in Ireland on October 28, 1867, she showed
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Margaret Elizabeth Noble, popularly known as Sister Nivedita, was a noted disciple of Swami Vivekananda. Born in Ireland on October 28, 1867, she showed
The Tagore family stands out as one of India's most remarkable families, known for their exceptional talents across various art forms. From literature to dance, from art to drama, nearly every member, whether by birth or marriage, has excelled in creative endeavors.
Moon Moon Sen, Anupam Roy, Koneenica Banerjee and more dropped by at the exhibition, curated by Kounteya Sinha and Oeindrila Ray Kapur from the vaults of art collector Kamal Parekh
Bengal, once the vanguard of intellectual and cultural renaissance in India, saw its prominence wane. This decline is a multifaceted phenomenon, transcending simple political explanations and delving into deeper socio-economic and cultural shifts.
Giving up city life for rural living. On World Tourism Day, September 27, and days after receiving the UNESCO World Heritage Site tag, here's how Santiniketan changed this Bengali man's relationship with Rabindranath Tagore, from rebelling against the 'Rabindrik' overkill to embracing it and building his own house in Tagore's abode of peace.